What are a few good practical/ useful wedding shower gifts?

Posted on January 31st, 2011 by admin

I am trying to come up with a list of a few things to get for my friend’s wedding shower. Preferably inexpensive things.

A laundry basket with laundry supplies- detergent, dryer sheets, spray & wash

A dish pan with dish towels, dish soap, scrub brush, sponges, etc

A laundry basket with towels, facecloths, hand towels and bath mat

A set of cake pans with a few cake mixes and frosting, a whisk and a spatula

Small kitchen utensils like stirring spoons, spatulas, tongs, whisk in a canister for the counter-top

Pasta pan, collander, cheese grater and serving tongs

Pizza stone and pizza cutter

I’d skip things like frames, photo albums, and vases.

How do you find your wedding florist?

Posted on January 31st, 2011 by admin

I’m doing a research on Marketing for a flowershop
I need your idea about how to attract more customer to a flowershop ? weddings? cultural weddings?

Networking. I asked people, I checked the knot, I asked my other vendors like the photographer and the caterer if they worked with anybody great.

I also checked for any floral schools and if someone who usually works at the pro shop would be willing to do a little moonlighting if I supplied the flowers.

Offer to do one or two large events at a discount to get the name out there. Ask the brides for letters of reccomendation on how happy they were. Word of mouth is going to be your best advertisement.

Whats the etiquette on a destination wedding with an at home reception later?

Posted on January 31st, 2011 by admin

We’re in the early stages of planning. Nothing is set in stone yet we’re just throwing some ideas around. This was one of them but what’s the etiquette on something like this? Would I wear my wedding gown and the bridal party be in their attire too? Would I still have an engagement party, bridal shower, and bachelorette party? Has anyone else done this? Thanks.
Also, would I register for gifts?
Oh we would be feeding them. We were thinking like a lunch reception in a park or something.

With the boom of destination weddings, traditional rules have to be modified to reflect modern times. Long gone are the days on home town family weddings as more couples opt for more practical and exotic venues.

Here are some appropriate guidelines: Do NOT make it a re-enactment of the wedding. The time is gone and is yesterday news, so please no one in monkey suits pretending that it is a week ago, it is awkward, forced and embarrassing. Don’t wear your gown again, that is just silly (particularity in a public park) . Alternatively you can wear a nice dress and a corsage on your wrist; It is more practical for the place and your marital status.

Engagement parties are hosted by a family member a soon as the engagement is announced, If you have been engaged for a long time and everyone knows, then there is no point whatsoever for an engagement party, You do not host this for your self and gifts should not be requested or expected. It is meant so families can meet each other and that’s all.

Bachelorette party? Yes. Before getting married of course if someone wants to throw you one with your friends.

Shower: Yes, keep it small, if someone offers to host one for you, yes you can have one. Tip: Showers are not means of collection from every female that you ever had contact with, but for a small group of people that know you very well (immediate family and handful of friends). Do not make this an opportunity for everyone that you ever knew since kindergarten to buy you things, people can see through that.

No, no, bridesmaid are just for one day, not until you are satisfied for years to come. BM are to wear whatever they want on the public park party.

Register for gifts: Sure, but only give that information to those that ask. It is not polite to solicit any gifts from ANYONE in particularly in your situation as no one will be attending the ceremony. In your case, if some people want to gift, they will ask for the information. But BY NO MEANS put registry information on the invitations for post-wedding festivities, that is presumptuous, greedy and in extreme poor manners, particularly since you are already married and that is NOT a reception, but a post-nuptial celebration. You can put that on your shower invites for family members and very close friends only. If everyone else asks, you can tell them, but DO NOT volunteer the information as many people will get offended by that.

Good luck

3D wedding photo dvd montage slide show

Posted on January 31st, 2011 by admin

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Bride Wars Wedding Planning

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What would be your ideal perfect wedding cake ?

Posted on January 30th, 2011 by admin

What is your idea of the perfect wedding cake ? With the bride and groom on top or wedding bells or doves ?

I think it would have flowers on it. maybe a type of waterfall.

What are the guidelines for wedding shower/wedding gift giving?

Posted on January 30th, 2011 by admin

I will be attending a friends shower as well as their wedding. Should I give a small gift from their registry at the shower and a bigger gift at the wedding or just one gift at the wedding?

I would do exactly what you said. Two gifts. one small one larger.

Can anyone recommend a good wedding florist that has reasonable prices in Toronto?

Posted on January 30th, 2011 by admin


depend on that you are looking for…
you might try http://bloomex.ca/wedding/
at least will get some ideas:-)

According to etiquette, do I wear my grandmother’s engagement ring alone or with the wedding band?

Posted on January 30th, 2011 by admin

I’m single, just turned 28 and recently inherited my grandmother’s three-diamond engagement ring and solid gold wedding band. The diamond ring is beautiful and I’d like to wear it on my right hand – not as an engagement or wedding ring – but my family and friends can’t decide whether it’s proper to wear it with or without the wedding band. Are there any etiquette rules about this?

I wear my grandmothers ring as my engagement ring – felt it made it more special, when looking for an engagement ring I kept being drawn to rings very similar. Previous to this I kept it in its box, hidden for 10 years, scared I would lose it or it would get it stolen, If not as an engagement ring I guess you can wear it as you please with or without the wedding band as this will have no significance other than the sentimental meaning being your grandmothers. Please get the ring(s) valued, insured and get the setting checked in case any stones are loose.

Pre wedding photo montage/slideshow by GregsVideo.com/SignificantzTouch.com

Posted on January 30th, 2011 by admin

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